CSFMCFurniture Slider Pads,Table/Chair/Cabinet/Sofa Glide,Protect The Floor by Sliding Like Magic,Install The Bottom of The Furniture 2 inch base

I've been trying to find these in big box stores and can't seem to find them in these sizes and quantities. Amazon to the rescue! These are excellent for our pull out drawer boxes that we just had made for some unused cubby spaces. Ez to screw in and they glide perfectly. As usual super fast delivery, great price and quality! Thanks again Amazon!Old man Joe

My new floors are vinyl, and these were touted as being friendly to such surfaces. I put them on chairs with wooden legs, that will eventually be on a carpet with a short nap. I will screw them on the legs for a permanent fix. These are rated very good for such rugs, with low wear friction. They came with a great price, and color.

When no one is in the chair, it slides so smooth, sit down and and it's not so smooth.

I was a bit hesitant in getting these but I gave them a try anyway. Wow was I impressed. Again it is just a furniture slider but you can tell that the construction is above that of what you would get at any box store. The screws supplied are of good quality and size. Between the gray and the black side of the slider you can tell they installed a piece of metal so that the screw head can catch on and not split the plastic. SMART !PRO TIP - I used a 7/32 drill bit to create a pilot hole for the screw. To avoid cracking the wood.CON - See Pic 1 - There is no adhesive on the BLACK side of this slider so you have to use the screw to attached. On a lighter piece of furniture you can probably get by with a good piece of double sided tape (not included).In pic 4. I used a couple of strips of double sided thin tape to hold the disc in place while I finished attaching it with the screw.Pic 1 - Back of slider. Side that attaches to furniture (no adhesive)Pic 2 - Slider by itself good sizePic 3 - A larger piece of furniture where a center install was not an option. So I was able to install them at the 2,4,8 and 10 position on each leg of the furniture e.g. the outer edges. You get the idea.Pic 4 - Double sided tape to hold in place while I mount it with the screwPic 5 - Slider and ScrewsPic 6 - Attached on leg of furniture. The furniture pieces is a very heavy piece with marble top. Slides pretty easy on the tile floor now.Ordered two boxes already - I HIGHLY RECOMMEND !If you found the review Useful, please click the HELPFUL button.Thanks!

I previously put felt type adhesive gliders on my kitchen table chairs that rest on a textured tile floor. After about one year, the felt began to wear thru and the adhesive was making a ugly, hard to clean mess on the floor. I have also tried a hard plastic glider that nailed into the chair leg. It was too loud and didn't glide any better than the wood chairs with nothing on them at all.Finally tried these slider pads and they were easy to install and glide better and quieter than anything else I have tried. There is also no felt to catch pet hair (which is nice!). The only concern I have is that the grey gliding material seems to be pretty thin. I don't know how long they will last but I will update my review if they wear out in less than a couple years. There is potential that as they wear out, the screw could eventually be exposed to the floor which could be problematic. Will need to keep on eye on these.Update 2/25/21: After less than a year and a half, the grey gliding material is mostly gone on my chairs. They still slide fairly well, but not as good as when these things were new. I'm disappointed a bit that these did not last longer, but considering how well they work, the low cost, and the ease of installation, I went ahead and ordered more. I still recommend them, but don't expect them to last for years.